2010
DOI: 10.1177/0884533610361526
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The Multidisciplinary Approach to the Care of Patients with Intestinal Failure at a Tertiary Care Facility

Abstract: Intestinal failure is a complex disease state for which extensive therapy is often required. Parenteral nutrition is one of these therapies, but with its long-term use, life-threatening complications may develop. Intestinal rehabilitation to enhance intestinal absorption and function through diet and medication is another therapy that can be used in hopes of weaning parenteral nutrition and preventing malnutrition. For patients who develop complications from parenteral nutrition and fail intestinal rehabilitat… Show more

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“…The presence of a specialist team has been reported to be a factor independently associated with a better outcome on HPN [6,75]. In the last decade, there have been many advances in the pre-transplant management of CIF resulting in much better patient outcomes mainly due to the improvement in prevention and treatment of IFALD and in the medical and non-transplant surgery options aimed at intestinal rehabilitation [75,428,429]. The progress in intestinal rehabilitation therapy has modified the strategy of treatment of CIF, moving from a straight referral for ITx of any patients with a potential risk of death on HPN to the early referral of patients to intestinal rehabilitation centers with expertise in both medical and surgical treatment for CIF, in order to maximize the opportunity of weaning off HPN, to prevent HPN-failure, and to ensure timely ITx when this is needed [6,75,427e429].…”
Section: Intestinal Transplantationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The presence of a specialist team has been reported to be a factor independently associated with a better outcome on HPN [6,75]. In the last decade, there have been many advances in the pre-transplant management of CIF resulting in much better patient outcomes mainly due to the improvement in prevention and treatment of IFALD and in the medical and non-transplant surgery options aimed at intestinal rehabilitation [75,428,429]. The progress in intestinal rehabilitation therapy has modified the strategy of treatment of CIF, moving from a straight referral for ITx of any patients with a potential risk of death on HPN to the early referral of patients to intestinal rehabilitation centers with expertise in both medical and surgical treatment for CIF, in order to maximize the opportunity of weaning off HPN, to prevent HPN-failure, and to ensure timely ITx when this is needed [6,75,427e429].…”
Section: Intestinal Transplantationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Long-term complications comprise liver failure and metabolic bone disease. Several strategies have been implemented to reduce short-term and long-term complications including catheter design, aseptic insertion technique, ethanol lock therapy, changes in PN composition and cyclic infusion of PN [ 6 ]. However, hepatobiliary dysfunction is an important reason for PN failure and one of the common indications for isolated liver or combined liver and intestinal transplantation [ 7 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4. Ассоциированные с медикаментами: трициклические антидепрессанты, антихолинергиче-ские агенты, клонидин, фенотиазин.…”
Section: функциональная классификацияunclassified